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The long-drawn out battle was finally nearing it's end. The aquatics had been beaten now and Death had taken lead in fighting Her sister as well. While his sister and mate fought against Life Herself, Ranne was more focused on support - running about the battlefield and helping the heavily injured out of harm's way and somewhere they could be taken care of and healed. It was now early night, the sky darkening significantly, yet the battle still raged on with no regard to it. The violent splashes of water, from where the behemoth of a deity was fending the attackers off, were deafening all around the beachside and surrounding areas. Her roars that accompanied them sounded even louder. The fog caused by Her powers was still pelting the water, giving it an even more eerie look than it had during the day. The moonlight reflected on them, making them appear even more ghostly white and oddly opaque, helping them hide the treacherous waters underneath, aside from the sound they made.

Lucci The beach was covered in swads of dense fog. Grey bands winding themselves steadily upwards from the sea, rolling over the sandy expanse of the pearly shore. Only his massive size allowed the white rook to stand above it all... to regard the eerie sight with little fear. But even if there was no fear there was trepidation. What was before him was not natural in origin. Any pretense of naturality wiped away by the boiling sea. Bubbles and steam heralding the arrival of the monster from the deep. A white back parting the waters. Pale fins and the thrills. Screeches of a thousand gulls, higher yet. A warcry that could strike even the most steadfast Kukuri to its very core. The stranger. The Kukuri from another land thrilled again. An eye now appearing above the waves. Intense, nearly glowing, and oh so green... not unlike his own. A song of battle on the stranger's lips as he swam ever closer. A song that Merrow had little issue answering in turn. The white rook roared. Large